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Global geometrization of local smooth integral models in the Hitchin fibration for $\mathrm{GL}_n$: The Bass case

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arxiv 2607.07042 v1 pith:VNXDAMLV submitted 2026-07-08 math.NT math.AG

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The paper bridges two previously separate approaches to studying orbital integrals for GL_n. On one side is a local, matrix-theoretic method called smoothening, developed in the authors' prior work, which stratifies the space of matrices sharing a characteristic polynomial into smooth pieces indexed by combinatorial data called types. On the other side is the global Hitchin fibration, where the fiber over a point encodes the same orbital integral as the compactified Jacobian of a spectral curve. The paper's central achievement is showing that the local smoothening stratification globalizes: the type-indexed strata from the local theory correspond exactly to strata of the compactified Jacobian cut out by partial normalizations of the spectral curve. This equivalence between an algebraic stratification (from matrix types) and a geometric stratification (from curve normalizations) holds when the singularities are double points whose local rings are Bass orders. When the normalization of the spectral curve is P^1, each stratum is an affine space, yielding an affine paving. The cohomology then decomposes as a direct sum of one-dimensional pieces, and the paper gives an explicit closed formula for the multiplicities as coefficients of certain polynomials raised to the number of singularities.

What carries the argument

The restricted Hitchin fibration Φ_T: M_T → A_T (Diagram 3.4), which cuts out a smooth locally closed subvariety of the Hitchin fiber for each global type T. The proof of equivalence between stratifications runs through the classification of overorders of Bass orders (Proposition 4.15) and the product formula relating the Hitchin fiber to a product of affine Springer fibers (Proposition 4.12). The affine paving and dimension formula (Lemma 5.2) come from identifying each stratum with a product of quotients of unit groups (O_{E_x})^× / (R_{x,r_x})^×, which are split tori of computable rank.

What would settle it

A counterexample to the smoothness of the local morphisms φ_M (Theorem 2.2) or φ_{l_1} (Theorem 2.4) at some point over χ_γ would break the formal smoothness lifting in Proposition 3.22, collapsing the proof that the global strata are smooth. Alternatively, a spectral curve with double Bass singularities and normalization P^1 whose compactified Jacobian cohomology does not match the predicted Poincaré polynomial would directly falsify Theorem 5.3.

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Core claim

The algebraic stratification of the Hitchin fiber induced by the local smoothening process (Theorem 1.3/Corollary 4.5) agrees scheme-theoretically with the geometric stratification of the compactified Jacobian by partial normalizations (Theorem 4.16). In the Bass case with normalization P^1, this yields an affine paving whose dimensions are explicitly computable, producing the closed cohomology formula of Theorem 5.3/Corollary 5.4: odd-degree cohomology vanishes, and even-degree cohomology is a direct sum of Q_ℓ(-i) with multiplicities given by the coefficient of X^i in (P_m(X))^t for n odd ≥ 3, or in a product of polynomials Q_j(X) for n = 2, where t is the number of singularities.

Load-bearing premise

The entire argument depends on local smoothness results from the authors' prior work, which assert that certain characteristic-polynomial maps on carefully chosen matrix spaces are smooth at the relevant points. If those local smoothness claims contain gaps, the global smoothness of the stratification fails and the cohomology formula does not follow.

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  • The closed cohomology formula gives explicit Betti numbers for compactified Jacobians of curves with double points over finite fields, which can be compared against point-counting data from the trace formula.
  • The equivalence of algebraic and geometric stratifications provides a new tool for studying Hitchin fibers in cases where the spectral curve has worse-than-nodal singularities, if the local smoothening process is extended.
  • The factorization of the Poincaré polynomial as a product over singularities reflects a Künneth-type decomposition of the Hitchin fiber into a product of local affine Springer fibers, making the local-to-global structure explicit.
  • The framework may extend to other reductive groups beyond GL_n where analogues of the smoothening construction and Bass-type singularity conditions can be formulated.

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  • If the local smoothness results from [CKL] and [CHL] that underpin Theorems 2.2 and 2.4 turn out to have gaps for certain n or certain residue characteristics, the global smoothness of the strata (Theorem 3.24) would fail, and the affine paving argument would break. The cohomology formula would then need modification to account for non-smooth strata.
  • The restriction to normalization P^1 is essential for the strata being affine spaces rather than general abelian varieties. For higher-genus normalizations, each stratum would be a torsor under a generalized Jacobian, and the cohomology would acquire additional non-trivial contributions from the Jacobian of the normalization, complicating the closed formula.
  • The Bass condition (double points) is the threshold where both the overorder classification and the geometric stratification by partial normalizations remain tractable. Beyond Bass — for instance, triple points — the geometric stratification by Gagne fails, and one would need a different geometric description of the strata even if the algebraic one survives.
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Summary. This paper geometrizes a local smoothening method (developed in the authors' prior works [CKL] and [CHL] for computing orbital integrals of GL_n in the Bass case) within the global framework of the Hitchin fibration. The main results are: (1) an algebraic stratification of the Hitchin fiber Φ^{-1}(χ) into smooth locally closed strata indexed by 'types' T (Theorem 3.24, Corollary 4.5); (2) a proof that this algebraic stratification coincides with the geometric stratification of the compactified Jacobian Pic^0(Y_χ) by partial normalizations (Theorem 4.16); and (3) under the assumption that the normalization of Y_χ is P^1_k, a closed formula for the ℓ-adic cohomology H^i_c(Pic^0(Y_χ)_k̄, Q_ℓ) (Theorem 5.3, Corollary 5.4). The cohomology is shown to vanish in odd degrees, with even-degree pieces being direct sums of Q_ℓ(-i) whose multiplicities are encoded by an explicit Poincaré polynomial factoring as a product over singularities.

Significance. The paper bridges local orbital integral computations and global Hitchin fibration geometry, which is a natural and potentially influential direction. The explicit cohomology formula (Corollary 5.4) is a concrete, falsifiable prediction that provides new geometric information about compactified Jacobians of spectral curves with double singularities. The factorization of the Poincaré polynomial via a Künneth-type formula (Remark 5.5) is a nice structural observation. The equivalence of algebraic and geometric stratifications (Theorem 4.16) is the conceptual heart of the paper and is a significant result connecting matrix-theoretic types to partial normalizations.

major comments (1)
  1. [Theorem 4.16 (proof, p.26-27)] In case (3) of the proof, for x ∈ S∖S_F^1 with n·d_x + ord_x(a_n) = 2 and n≥3, the claim is that the nilpotency index of g_x^{-1}γ_x g_x mod π_x equals n. The justification is that 'g_x^{-1}γ_x g_x has rank n−1' and thus the nilpotency index is n. However, a rank n−1 nilpotent matrix does not necessarily have nilpotency index n; for example, a matrix similar to J_{1,n-1} has rank n-1 and nilpotency index n-1, not n. The claim that the nilpotency index is exactly n (rather than at most n) needs a more precise argument. This is load-bearing because the nilpotency index determines the overorder R_{x,r_x} via Proposition 4.15, which in turn determines the partial normalization and hence the stratum. If the index could be smaller, the bijection between types and overorders would break. The authors should clarify why the nilpotency index is exactly n in this case, not merely at most n.
minor comments (8)
  1. The title in the manuscript header contains spacing artifacts: 'GEOMETRIZA TION' and 'FIBRA TION'. These should be corrected to 'GEOMETRIZATION' and 'FIBRATION'.
  2. In the proof of Theorem 4.16, case (3): the statement 'g_x^{-1}γ_x g_x has rank n−1' should specify that this is the reduction modulo π_x. The nilpotency index is computed on the reduction, and making this explicit would avoid confusion.
  3. In Diagram (3.4) (p.17), the caption states 'the middle is not' Cartesian, but the visual layout could be clearer. A brief textual clarification of which square is non-Cartesian would aid the reader.
  4. The notation S_F^1 (Definition 3.14) is somewhat opaque. A brief remark explaining the superscript '1' (presumably related to the Jordan block structure) would improve readability.
  5. In Lemma 5.2, the dimension formula for n≥3 involves the sum over x∈S_F^1 of (n-3)/2 - l_x plus a term from S'∖S_F^1. It would help to explicitly state that l_x := -1 for x ∈ S'∖S_F^1 (as done in Theorem 5.3) so the formula reads as a single sum over S'.
  6. The reference [Che] in the text (Remark 5.5) appears to be an arXiv preprint (arXiv:2411.08403). A complete bibliographic entry should be provided in the references list.
  7. In Setting 3.4.(2), condition (a) states that χ_x(X) is separable over k for x∉S. Since S is defined as the set where χ_x(X) is irreducible (Definition 3.2), it would be clearer to state that for x∉S, the reduction χ̄_x(X) is separable, emphasizing the distinction between χ_x and its reduction.
  8. On p.29, the argument that O_{Y'_χ} = Hom_{O_{Y_χ,k'}}(L,L) yields a disjoint union relies on [Vas68, Theorem 3.1]. A brief sentence explaining how this theorem applies (L being rank-1 torsion-free, Y'_χ being Gorenstein) would strengthen the citation.

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The paper's central result (Theorem 5.3 / Corollary 5.4) is a cohomology formula derived through a multi-step mathematical argument: (1) local smoothness results from prior works [CKL] and [CHL] are cited as Theorems 2.2 and 2.4, (2) these are geometrized to prove global smoothness of the restricted Hitchin fibration (Theorem 3.24), (3) the algebraic stratification is shown equivalent to the geometric stratification via partial normalizations (Theorem 4.16), and (4) the resulting affine paving yields the cohomology decomposition. Each step involves genuine mathematical content beyond mere citation. The self-citations to [CKL] and [CHL] are to mathematical theorems with stated proofs—these are not fitted parameters or empirical calibrations. Theorem 4.16's proof proceeds through a concrete case-by-case analysis of how types determine overorders via nilpotency indices, which is a verifiable matrix computation. The cohomology formula is derived from the stratification structure and Künneth-type factorization, not fit to data. No step reduces to its inputs by construction, and no 'prediction' is equivalent to a fitted input. The derivation is self-contained against external mathematical verification.

Assumptions & free parameters 0 free parameters · 6 assumptions · 0 invented entities

No new mathematical entities are postulated. The 'types' T = (F, (l_x)) are combinatorial data indexing existing geometric objects, not new entities. The restricted Hitchin fibration Φ_T is a restriction of the standard Hitchin fibration to a locally closed subscheme, not a new construction.

assumptions (6)
  • domain assumption Local smoothness of φ_M (Theorem 2.2 from [CKL]): the morphism φ_M is smooth at points in φ_M^{-1}(χ_γ)(k̄).
    Stated in Section 2.1, this is the foundational local result that is geometrized globally in Section 3.5. The global smoothness of Φ_T (Theorem 3.24) directly depends on it via Corollary 2.3.
  • domain assumption Local smoothness of φ_{l_1} (Theorem 2.4 from [CHL]): for n≥3 odd or n≥4 even with irreducibility condition, φ_{l_1} is smooth at points in φ_{l_1}^{-1}(χ_γ)(k̄).
    Stated in Section 2.2.1, this is the Bass-case local smoothness result. The global smoothness for strata with S^F_1 ≠ ∅ (Theorem 3.24) depends on it via Corollary 2.5.
  • domain assumption Classification of overorders of Bass orders (Proposition 4.15 from [CHL, Theorem 3.11]): overorders of R_x are explicitly enumerated as R_{x,r_x}.
    Used in the proof of Theorem 4.16 to connect types to partial normalizations. This is the key structural input from the authors' prior work that makes the equivalence of stratifications tractable.
  • standard math Ngô's product formula (Proposition 4.12 from [Cha14]): Φ^{-1}(χ)(k) ≅ T_γ(F)∖∏' X_{γ_x}(k).
    Used in Section 4.3.1 to relate Hitchin fiber points to affine Springer fibers and fractional ideals. This is a standard result in the Hitchin fibration literature.
  • standard math Gagne's geometric stratification (Theorem 4.10 from [Gag97, Proposition 3.4]): Pic^0(Y_χ)(k) decomposes as a disjoint union of Pic^0(Y'_χ)(k) over partial normalizations.
    This is the geometric stratification that Theorem 4.16 proves equivalent to the algebraic one. It is a 1997 result, standard in the compactified Jacobian literature.
  • standard math McDonald's Jordan decomposition theorem over Artinian principal ideal rings [McD78, Theorem III.2].
    Used in the proof of Lemma 3.13 and in Proposition 3.22 to control conjugacy classes of matrices over Artinian rings, which is essential for the lifting arguments in Section 3.5.

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abstract

In previous joint work, we proposed a new method to study local orbital integrals for $\mathrm{GL}_n$ (where $n=3$ or in the Bass case), by employing a smoothening method of a certain scheme defined over a henselian ring. In this paper, we geometrize this local smoothening method within the framework of the global Hitchin fibration for $\mathrm{GL}_n$ in the Bass case. Consequently, we provide a closed formula for the $\ell$-adic cohomology of the compactified Jacobian of a spectral curve over a finite field with double singularities whose local rings are integral domains, provided that the normalization of a spectral curve is isomorphic to $\mathbb{P}^1$.

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